Author: David Devadas

Brainchild of the Indian Army, Centre opens new vistas for the preservation and recognition of marginalised identities in Kashmir's Gurez Valley

In the midst of a turbulent monsoon session, there is a need for unity in India's Parliament for the greater good of the country

On current reckoning, the BJP has little chance of gaining votes in the Valley, particularly in south Kashmir

Former Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao could have sorted out Kashmir, even built the Ayodhya temple

US may well be moving towards civil war over abortion, gun control, and race and that eventuality might be upon us sooner than later

Russia won’t alter course, but Prigozhin’s revolt may stall the conflict for a while

Joint press conference of PM Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden highlighted a more equal economic partnership than was normal in the past

The ruling set-up in Washington is divided with regard to Modi — despite a clear assessment of his domestic popularity, and the rise of India.

If one takes a longer view of the world’s strategic situation, Poland's detention of South African delegation will strengthen China – indeed, the BRICS – and conversely, weaken the US’s global role

India needs flexibility in its tightrope walk over an extraordinarily treacherous geopolitical minefield